Welcome back, dear readers, to another deep dive into the paranormal! Today, we're recapping and dissecting an episode of "The Dead Files" titled "Devil’s Triangle." This intriguing episode originally aired on September 5th, 2019, and is from season 11, episode nine. The focus? A tattoo parlor in Pittsburgh where paranormal activity is putting artists and customers at risk. Join us as we break down the highlights, spooky moments, and the fascinating history uncovered in this thrilling investigation.
## Opening Mysteries
Our episode begins with a warm welcome from Amy, AP, and Megan, setting the stage for another intense investigation. They dive right into discussing the episode's background: Steve and Amy travel to Pittsburgh to uncover the mysteries behind the paranormal activity plaguing a tattoo parlor. Amy encounters malicious demons on her night walk, promising a spine-chilling episode ahead.
## Initial Investigations
**Clients and their Concerns:**
We meet Diane and Shannon, the co-owners of the tattoo parlor. Diane, described as giving off pin-up vibes with her porcelain skin and dark hair, shares her concerns about the menacing dark shadow she encountered. Steve's leading questions begin here, aiming to extract every detail from Diane's experiences without, hopefully, adding bias.
Shannon corroborates Diane's experiences, revealing that they've had to screw paintings into the walls to prevent them from flying off. This fact alone sets the tone for the kind of activity they're dealing with.
**Amy's Night Walk:**
Amy starts her investigation by noting the presence of a "crazy guy" spirit who's prone to fits of anger, stomping around, and creating a threatening atmosphere. It's revealed that these outbursts coincide with Josh's mood swings, adding another layer to the haunting mystery.
## Diving into Individual Histories
**George Bennett:**
As Steve digs deeper, we learn about George Bennett, an abusive character involved in a fatal bar fight in 1876. Despite his murder acquittal under self-defense, his unscrupulous actions continued. He made a fortune in alcohol distribution, built an eight-story building now occupied by the tattoo parlor, and ultimately pushed his family out of the business.
**Police Officer John Stacks:**
John Stacks, a late 1800s police officer, is the next focus. Stacks' violent end — beaten to death for not paying for his oysters at a bar — adds another eerie tale to the building's history. His spirit is a blend of anger and confusion, contributing to the unsettling atmosphere within the tattoo parlor.
**Hunt Miller:**
Hunt Miller's story is equally tragic. A once-successful businessman in money, real estate, sports promotions, and moving picture theaters, Miller experienced a significant fall from grace. By 1923, he was bankrupt and took his own life, leaving his family destitute. His spirit is believed to be crying out and feeling sacrificed, indicating deep emotional torment.
**Demons in the Detail**
Amy vividly describes the three demons tormenting the space. Their grotesque appearances are brought to life with unsettling detail, intensifying the focus on their malevolent presence. They're here to collect the soul of George Bennett, and though they caused chaos historically, their continued presence indicates they are always on the prowl for new victims.
### The Final Reveal and Recommendations
The reveal happens without Josh, Diane's skeptical husband, who was notably absent. Steve connects the dots between Amy's findings and the historical data he gathered. Amy's recommendations for cleansing the space are intense: they need a strong male medium to remove the angry spirits, followed by weekly and then monthly cleansings for an extended period.
**A Positive Update:**
Two months later, a video update shows Diane and Shannon practicing the recommended cleansings. Their efforts seem to pay off as paranormal activities diminish significantly, providing a hopeful ending to their ordeal.
### Final Thoughts
"Devil’s Triangle" is an episode brimming with historical intrigue, spooky encounters, and emotional revelations. It's a vivid reminder of how the past often leaves its mark on the present, especially in places with a turbulent history. The thorough investigation by Steve and Amy not only sheds light on the paranormal disturbances but also provides a pathway to peace for those affected.
Join us next week as we cover Amy's choice of The Dead Files "Never Alone" from season 2, episode 11, set in Forrester, Michigan. Expect more thrilling recaps and hair-raising stories as we continue our journey into the unknown. Stay spooky!
This is an AI-written recap of our recap. It's been updated to clear up points that AI got wrong. -aal
